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Don't know exactly what is happening here. The whole building has been gutted, so it would appear to be a major makeover rather than demolition.
The building in more recent years has been called Harwand House, but for many decades was Baum's Furriers main shop.
28th June 2012
With secondary steel work in place, work begins on the cladding, highly insulated composite panels are used to minimise heat loss from the building. All joints are sealed for airtightness in order to stop warm air escaping.
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Construction site in front of the new concert hall. Kinda looks like nothing has been happening here for a while.
Ulster University is a multi-campus public university located in Northern Ireland. It is often referred to informally and unofficially as Ulster, or by the abbreviation UU. It is the largest university in Northern Ireland and the second-largest university on the island of Ireland.
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Looking from the north bank of the Mersey towards Hardy Lane. The route through Hardy Farm, parts of which are a Site of Biological Importance, was cleared in early 2011. By December construction work was well underway.
I needed a rest from all thegraphic commission so that I doodled around and tried to add some textures with my graphic tablet
at night. On our way home from the greek restaurant we walked instead of taking the tram. We passed a construction where they are building new appartment buildings. I liked the sky and the cranes rising against it.
Saw this on my way home. Thought it was mildly amusing - reminds me of a Candi Staton song, for some reason. From the same street that brought you the pushchair with a kitchen sink.
I loved the blue of these PVC pipes. and the grass growing through was perfect.
This was shot with my lomo on slide film, that was then scanned into my computer. All of these images are a bit dark because I forgot that the ISO needed to be 100, not 400.
I live off Henrietta street in Dublin 1 and for the last seven years [or even longer] the area has been a huge building site and the pace of change is increasing by the day. I recently read in the Irish Times that they have counted 109 tower cranes in the City Centre ["There were 109 cranes visible over the centre of Dublin on January 1st from the seventh floor of The Irish Times building on Tara Street"].
Many of the cranes are close to my apartment. On Upper Dominick, alone, there are currently two large Student Accommodation Complexes under construction and within walking distance there are many such complexes and hotels under construction. The Green Line Tram Network extension has had a huge impact on the area as has the Grangegorman College Campus project.
Geometric shapes grace the boards of a construction site hoarding, in the Distillery District of Toronto, Ontario, Canada.
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